Mediators identifying those from the mass graves of Syria

“These are,” Sa-Hourani, who said, “It is one of the mixed mass grave.”

The head of the newly opened Syrian identity center stands next to the two tables covered in women. Every laminate white table has 32 of human thigh bones. They were neatly adapted and numbered.

Sorting is the first task of this new link in the long chain to the crime in Syria. A “mixed mass grave” means the bodies are thrown over another.

Chance, these bones, the overthrow President Bashar al-Assad and his father Hafez, for more than five years of Hafez, apply to hundreds of thousands of people who have been managed by Syria.

If so, Dr. Al-Hourani says they were among the last victims: they died more than a year ago.

Dr. Al-Hourani Court is Doomed to: Teeth can tell you more about a body, at least when the person comes to determine who is.

However, with a femur laboratory workers, this bucket in Damascus may start in the basement of the gray office building: height, gender, age, age, age, and their age, and their age, and their age, and what their work can be learned; They can see the victim’s torture.

The gold standard in identity is, of course, DNA analysis. But he says that Syria has only one DNA test center. Many were destroyed during the country’s civil war. And because of the sanctions, many precursor chemicals needed for tests are currently not available. “

They also informed that “parts of the tools can be used for aviation and military purposes.” In other words, they can be considered “binary use” and therefore can be prospiated by many Western countries exported to Syria by many Western countries.

Add, value: $ 250 for a test (187 lbs). Dr. Al-Horani said, “In the mixed mass grave, you have to test about 20 to collect all parts of a body,” he said. The laboratory is based entirely on the financing of the Red Cross committee.

Islamist rebels say the new government of the conversions is one of the priorities they call the “switch justice”.

Many Syrians who lose their relatives and lost all the tracks, they are denied and annoyed by: They finally want to make more effort than people Bashar al-Assad fled from the government After the last December 13 years of war.

For many years, hundreds of thousands of deaths were killed and millions of displaced during the conflict. And more than 130,000 people with an estimate disappeared.

In the current proportion, it can take months to recognize only one victim from a mixed mass grave. “This,” Dr. Al-Hourani, “will be the job of long years.”

This “mixed mass graves slip around the Barren hill outside Damascus. The BBC is the first international media to see this site. The graves now appear in their surface dry and stony land.

Hussein Alawi Al-Manfi, who accompanied us, or Abu Ali, calls himself. He was a driver in the Syrian military. Abu Ali says “My burden”, “The human body was.”

Salt and pepper bearded this compact man, Syrian-American executive director of Syrian-American emergency operating organization, Syrian-American Emergency Employee, Syrian-American CEO, Syrian-American Executive Director. Abu Ali’s joined us, convinced Mouaz to testify whether they called the “worst crimes of the 21st century.”

Abu Ali has been placed a large number of Lorry loads for many sites for more than 10 years. In this place, the average, twice a week, twice a day for two years, after the war, then came between 2011 and 2013 after the war.

Daily was always the same. Would lead the military or security rig. “I had 16 m (52ft) trailers. It was not always filled in the frail. However, each cargo had a mid-150-year bodies.”

He says that his burden is convinced that they are civilians. “They made a mess and torture.” The only personality he can see is written in cadaver or clung to the chest or forehead. Determined where they were killed.

There were many things, he said: “215” – a notorious military reconnaissory in Damascus is known as “215”. This is a place where we will visit again.

There was no hydraulic elevator to rose a truck, and empty the load, Abu Ali. After a trench, the soldiers would pull the bodies after each other. Then the front loader tractor “fix them, squeeze them, fill in the grave.”

There were three people with the face from a neighboring village. They confirm the story of regular visits to this distant point by military trucks.

As for the person behind the wheel: how could it do this a week after a week later? What time did he say when he got up to his booth?

Abu Ali said the state learned to be a dumb servant. “You can’t say anything good or bad.”

After the soldiers threw the bodies into freshly drilled pits, “I just walked away and look at the stars. Or see the stars.”

Damascus, Malak Aoude’s recent recent place is the place recently returned. Syria can be exempt from the drown of Assad’s dynasty. Malak still gives a life sentence.

Over the past 13 years, he passed daily pain and longing. A year later, a year later, he dared to protest the presidents to destroy the two boys a year later.

Mohammad was a teenager when the demonstrations were spread and sent to Assad’s army as the regime was sent.

His mother says he hated what they saw. Muhammad, Absconding began and even went to the Democrats. But he followed him.

“They broke his arms and knocked on his back,” he said. “Three days in the hospital held unconscious.”

Muhammad went again on Awol. “I’m missing it,” said Malak. “But I hid him.”

In May 2012, 19-year-old Muhammad chances were exhausted. Caught with a group of friends. They were shot. Malak said there was no official notification. But he always assumed that he was killed.

Six months later, Muhammad’s younger brother Maher was dragged by officials from school. This was the second arrest of Maher. In 2011, the protests were 14 years old. This caused his first arrest. When removed from prison, a month later, he was in the underwear, his mother, smoking burns, wounds and bits. “He was horrified.”

Malak thinks Maher’s disappears from school in 2012, because the authorities hid his older brother. Now for the first time in 13 years, Malak returns to that school, hopeless to get any tips on what happened to Maher.

It produces a few beaten red ledger in a new hood. Malak follows the names with his fingers and then finds the name of his son. December 2012, record pillow situations: Maher was excluded from school because he could not apply for a lesson two weeks.

There is no explanation for being a state of destruction. There is something else, although Maher’s school records were found. The cover is decorated with a photograph of a wise Bashar al-Assad, looking at the distance. Malak takes a pen from the title table and writers on the photo. Six months ago, this gesture could be fatal.

Malak has been two men who saw that Malak only saw in the “Branch 215” – the same military prison that produces so many corpses for the transportation of so many corpses for Abu Ali.

One of the witnesses, one of Malak, saying something about his son’s parents, his mother could only recognize. It was definitely his. “He asked by saying that this man did well to me.” Malak Heaves and leaking, glue the tears of a tearful tissue.

For Malak, the fall of Assad as Syrians is not just a day of joy. “I thought it was 90% chance Maher will go out of prison. I was waiting for him.”

But he could not find his son’s name in the list of prisons. And thus the pain of pain continues through it. “I feel lost and mixed,” he says.

His younger brother Mahmud was killed by a tank that fired in civilians in 2013.

“At least there was a funeral.”